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Greetings v-drummers!
I have just picked up a BBE 462 sonic maximizer for my vdrums. The sound difference is indeed quite remarkable! However, I think I would like a bit more control over tweaking the various components of the total signal. Thus, I am considering a graphic EQ unit downstream of the BBE (or potentially ahead of it...not sure what is best).
So, my questions for you gurus out there in vdrum land are: can I get a decent quality, durable EQ unit for under US$150? If so, what are reputable manufacturers? What features should I look for in terms of octaves and number of bands? I surmise more bands and octave ranges are better (e.g. 31 band is better than 15 band and 1/2 octave is better than 1/3 octave)? But, given my budget, this all may be moot, right?
As usual, thanks in advance for all the great advice!
[This message has been edited by mudyax (edited June 04, 2002).]
I have just picked up a BBE 462 sonic maximizer for my vdrums. The sound difference is indeed quite remarkable! However, I think I would like a bit more control over tweaking the various components of the total signal. Thus, I am considering a graphic EQ unit downstream of the BBE (or potentially ahead of it...not sure what is best).
So, my questions for you gurus out there in vdrum land are: can I get a decent quality, durable EQ unit for under US$150? If so, what are reputable manufacturers? What features should I look for in terms of octaves and number of bands? I surmise more bands and octave ranges are better (e.g. 31 band is better than 15 band and 1/2 octave is better than 1/3 octave)? But, given my budget, this all may be moot, right?
As usual, thanks in advance for all the great advice!
[This message has been edited by mudyax (edited June 04, 2002).]
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